... flight. It was not badly damaged, and 20 minutes later was flying again. It was controlled from cars by its two owners, Mr. Charles Dance and Mr. Wally Skeels. members of North Kent Nomads Flying Club. The Town Clerk of Birmingham. Mr. T. H. Parkinson, takes ...

... beautiful steam coach which ran from London to Birmingham in 1833. 1 r iit 1 • 4 a • .0 6 , s • , * 4 * Yd . ABOVE: Sir Charles Dance's Steam Carriage which ran in 1820 from Cheltenham to Gloucester at 9 m.p.h. Here it is at Waterloo bridge toll-gate. BELOW: ...

... right is the beautiful steam coach which ran from London to Birmingham in 1833. 4 , 4 I - • , • ' • v. t • .4 .. - .4 Sir Charles Dance's Steam Carriage which ran in 1820 from Cheltenham to Gloucester of a speed of 9 m.p.h. It is here seen at Waterloo bridge ...

... w *' In Award Compton's second festival when it preceded be that once famous comic drama of the French Revolution. Charles Dance's Delicate Ground. Later. the tell -It -to- the - Zphealans farce. Mining the arithmetic of memory. did not reappear until ...